The archaeological Museum in the city of Veria is one of the most important archaeological museums of Macedonia, Greece. The Museum collection is very interesting and is of great historical value.

The Museum was founded in 1965 and placed in a specially constructed building in one of the most beautiful areas of the city Eliya. The Museum exhibition is presented in three halls and covers a huge time period, from the Paleolithic to the Ottoman Empire.

In the Museum you can see the magnificent collection of artifacts from the Hellenistic and Roman sculptures, statues, architectural fragments, bronze and ceramic products, household utensils, a variety of funerary objects and more. Among the most interesting exhibits is to provide a well-preserved bust of God Organos (2nd century BC), terracotta figurines of the early Roman tombs, bronze hydria (4th century BC), a sculptural group "the Hunter and the boar" (3rd century BC) and funerary steles Paterinos Antigonou and Adea Kassandrou. In the courtyard of the Museum houses numerous sarcophagi, funerary steles and statues, among which the most interesting exhibit is the Medusa's head, Dating from the 2nd century B. C. the Museum also houses ancient artifacts from Neolithic NEA Nicomedia is the oldest known settlement in Europe. The iron age is represented by finds from the burial ground at Vergina.

Unfortunately, a small Archaeological exhibition area of the Museum does not allow to present in the permanent exhibition of all the interesting artifacts and today a significant portion of unique items stored in Museum collections.